Four One-Acts. Two Unforgettable Nights. Countless Echoes.

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This fall, we’re bringing the heat with a bold, theatrical event that explores rebellion, fear, pressure, and truth through the voices of a new generation. Classic echoes meet contemporary urgency in this dynamic collection that isn’t afraid to speak up—or burn it all down.

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• In Most Likely To… by Jill Abbinanti-Burke, Dead Poets Society meets 13 Reasons Why in a stirring portrait of legacy, loss, and the weight of student voices navigating tragedy, judgment, and the impossible gray areas in between.

• Me Thinketh I Stinketh by Jack Canfora fuses the ghostly intervention of A Christmas Carol with a young Shakespeare’s crisis of confidence, guided by hilariously offbeat English teachers.

• The Town That Time Forgot by B.D. Samuels is Back to the Future reimagined, as a group of teens race to fix a broken clock tower before their town and world is paused forever.

• And Witch Hunt 2.0 by Alan and Dirt Haehnel drags The Crucible into the digital age, where teens become trapped in a spiral of online accusation and real-world consequence.

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This isn’t just theatre.

It’s a challenge ON STAGE: YOUNG VOICES UNMUTED.